We're a 5 guest room Bed and Breakfast inside a historical building built in 1903. Our building was once headquarters to the McCloud River Lumber Co when the town of McCloud was an operating Mill town. You'll enjoy hearing about our history and the important role our building played. Sit and relax in our lobby in front of the wood fire with a book or a glass of wine or enjoy our deck overlooking Main Street. Each of our guestrooms are thoughtfully decorated. We've transformed an historical vault into a private dining room where we hold private events, including holiday parties, corporate or private, wedding rehearsal dinners and theme parties. A scratch made well planned full breakfast is served each morning, you'll enjoy it on the deck during the summer and in the lobby by the fireplace during cooler months. Fresh baked pastries are enjoyed each morning followed by baked sweets in the afternoon. Our 7 acres lends itself nicely for outdoor weddings, family reunions and retreats. An acre of grass surrounded by Aspens, Cedar, Sugar and Ponderosa Pines can accommodate your larger events. The rustic lobby inside is a cozy environment for parties up to 50 guests while the private vault can seat 22. We are conveniently located near blue-ribbon trout streams, Mt Shasta Ski Park, Lake Siskiyou, McCloud Falls, Burney Falls, Castle Lake, countless hiking trails, Faery Falls, Heart lake and countless outdoor experiences. Our pop up Bakery is open most Saturdays, place your orders ahead of time to ensure your heading home with delicious treats. Inquire about our in house dinners to enjoy upon returning from a day of fishing or skiing. Make your reservations ahead of time with our on site masseuse. Our hidden gem is the best reason to visit McCloud, where the stars shine bright. Dan and Julie Ponzini

We enjoy the outdoors, entertaining, hiking, fly fishing and playing golf. Don't hesitate to ask us for ideas, where to go or what to do when staying with us

McCloud is centrally located between Mt Shasta and the McCloud Reservoir as well as the McCloud Falls and the McCloud River